Bond Lowered for Mrs. Esther Gray in Assault to Murder Case
Recorder Edington reduced the bond from 3000 to 1060 for Esther Gray who is accused of shooting Douglas Brandon in Nashville on June 5. Brandon’s physician says he is out of danger. Preliminary hearing is set for October 2 with Brandon expected to appear.
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Esther Gray
D.H. Edington
Tisdale d.2Touart
Sstate
Warren Street
Brandon
G. J.winthrop
Tovart
Edington
Mienen
Jack Courttb
Phe Gray
Mrs. Gray
Art
Randon
Negro escapee Battiste recaptured on Bay Shore train
Joseph Battiste, an inmate of a county road gang, who escaped near Alabama Port early today, was recaptured shortly before noon aboard a Bay Shore freight train by Deputy Sheriffs Lartigue and Simpions at a station. He had been serving 90 days for petit larceny and now faces a new escape charge.
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Joseph Battiste
Alabama Port
Bay Shore
Lartigue
Simpions
Battiste
Staples Confer on Enabling Act in Birmingham and Montgomery
A. L. Staples of the Peoples Bank left for Birmingham and Montgomery to confer with H. K. Milner chairman of the state harbor commission. Staples will discuss port enabling measures and will be absent until week’s end.
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A. L. Staples
The
Peoples Bank
Birmingham
Montgomery
Magic City
H. K. Milner
Christian Speaks to Civitan Club on Harbor Commission
Christian told Civitan Club members about the port amendment enabling act before the legislature. He opposed a docks commission of eleven members and outlined the current state harbor commission's work.
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State Harbor Commission
Civitan Club
Christian
State Harbor
Man Returned to Florida Officer for Non Support
Ernest Ambois also known as Jim Amos was arrested by Special Officer Mears or Wilkinson on a charge of non support of his family and taken to Escambia County Florida last night. Deputy Sheriff G W Weldon accompanied with a warrant.
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Ernest Ambois
Jim Amos
Mears Or Wilkinson
G. W. Weleon
Escambia County
Fla
Weldon
Better Defense in Pacific Urged by Congress Members
Representatives Car Vinson and others from both parties urged stronger U S defense on the Pacific coast during a naval inspection in Washington Aug 22. Vinson declared We must make the Pacific coast a Gibraltar as a show of vigilance. Georgia Democrat was among speakers.
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Wash
United States
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Gibraltar
Car Vinson
Georgia
Reserve Officer dies in barn collapse at Camp Meade
First Lieut. Walter R. Hirschmitler a reserve officer in the army air service was killed and eighteen other reserve officers in training were injured today when an old barn sheltered from rain collapsed at Camp Meade Maryland. Hirschmitler's home was in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Camp Meade
Army Air Service
Hirschmilier
Pittsburgh
Weather Brief for Alabama and Southeast Coast
Partly cloudy in Alabama with possible showers tonight. The forecast calls for mild temperatures and a chance of cooling into the low 70s. Strong winds unlikely with no major weather events expected.
Fresh Selling Is Apparent in Early Trading
New York stock market opened with a heavy tone amid a miner wage conference deadlock. Early losses narrowed as most issues recovered, with only Pan American and related stocks remaining weak. Dow Jones leaders rose, names like Dupont and Mack Truck advancing. Jersey Central reappeared at 205. Cotton futures in New Orleans and New York opened steady with slight variations across months.
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New York
Baldwin
Gulf States Steel
Stewart- Warner
Faeth or Long to Hurl Today Against Pels
Mobile and New Orleans clash in the final game of the series at 3 30 this afternoon with Faeth or Long slated to pitch for the Bears. Louisville and Nashville announce low rate rail extras for the Crescent City trip as local Knights of Columbus and Elks assist with travel plans while the Bearing Down Bouters Club will bring a band.
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Toney Kaeth
Tommy Long
Bears
George Winn
Joe
Ina
Birds
New Orleans
Louisvile & Nashville
Crescent City
H. C. Geron
Knights of Columbus and the Elks
Bouters
Pelicans
Ing
French on Trial in New Charges in U S Court
Harry French faces new charges in federal court stemming from narcotic raids here after a mistrial in his murder case. The indictments include trespass after warning abusive language concealed weapons and defamation of character. Complainants names include F J Hagen Harry Bedden Sherman Payne and Matthew A Higm s.
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Harry French
James Behan
French
F. J. Hagen
Harry Bedden
Sherman Payne
Matthew A. Higms
J. Hagen
Mae Nataere
Mary Payne
Indicted officer suspended in Atlanta murder case
Chief of Police James L. Beavers ordered the suspension of E. C. Stigall head of the vice squad as he faces trial on murder charges connected to the case. The action suspends Stigall from the police force pending the indictment’s outcome.
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Atlanta
James L. Beavers
E. C. Stigall
W. H
Stigall
Candidates to answer a city commission questionnaire
The County League of Women Voters adopted a questionnaire for city commissioner candidates George Crawford Mayor R V Taylor and Dr A G Ward to address law enforcement reform and department restructuring. It will be revised and copies sent, with a public meeting where candidates explain motives and past actions.
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Hiself
County League of Women Voters
George Crawford
R. V. Taylor
A. G. Ward
Tay
Levine
Aylor
Harry T. Hartwell
Mayor Pillans
League
Commissioner Hartwell
Body of Grover Locke to be sent home for burial
The 45 year old Grover Locke of Hattiesburg Miss was killed last Sunday night in a South Water Street ruming house when clubbed with a rifle butt His body will be sent to Roche Higgins for burial John W Locke the dead man’s father arrived in the city to arrange final rites The hearing in the case is set for Friday in recorder s court Police chief says a man will be charged One witness testifies she saw the blow and detectives are seeking more witnesses
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Grover Locke
Hattiesburg
Miss
South Water Street
Roche & Higgins
John W Locke
Renee Oe
Recorder’s Court
Neld
Vanadium Company Chief Quits Amid Health Concerns
Leonard Réplogle resigned today as president and chairman of the executive committee of the Vanadium Corporation of America in New York. Officials say ill health prompted the step. he will keep his major holdings and remain a director while G. Baker steps in as acting president pending a full election.
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New York
Leonard Réplogle
The
Vanadium Corporaton of America
G. Baker
Replogle
Three Bodies Of 40 Drowned Recovered In Mississippi River
Three bodies have been recovered of ten people drowned in the Mississippi near South St. Paul. The body of Mrs. Andrew Ruminelli was found near Weport. Alfred Four was located earlier, and Paulin Martinelli was found Sunday night.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Mississippi River
South St. Paul
Andrew Rui
Nelli
Weport
Alfred
Paulin Martinelli
Georgia Pistol Toll Over Three Years Tops Six Hundred
A state bureau report shows 1,611 people killed in Georgia in the last three years with 1,299 deaths from firearms. The figures highlight the impact of handguns, especially the hip pocket pistol.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Playful Monkey Bites Ear Off Orleans Woman
A large pet monkey escaped its cage in Howardes home in August and attacked a 70 year old woman, biting severely and nearly severing her ear. Mrs Adelader, the victim, was reported in serious condition. A policeman eventually shot and killed the animal after a crowd pursued it.
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Saleara
Howardes
Adelader
Leay Ue
Aeides
Port Measure Comes Up In Lower House
In Montgomery Alabama the Mobile port enabling act faced debate in the lower house. Representative J pessane opened a broadside attack urging indefinite postponement and questioning the legislature's responsibility for required funds and safeguards.
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Montgomery
Ala
State
Legis- 1
J. Pessane
Legisature
Oil swindle duo to be tried and sentenced
Bryant Guive pleaded guilty to using the mails to defraud and received a five year prison term from Federal Judge Adam C. Cliffe. Arthur Lake pleads not guilty and faces trial in the fall term for alleged operations of James Daly & Company with Oil Pool No. 6 claiming 200 to 500 percent profits and a Louisville office under Henry Chambers and Company.
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Chicago
Alg
Bryant Guivé
Arthur Lake
Adam C. Cliffe
Lake
James Daly & Company
Louisville
Henry Chambers and Company
Spanish Forces Reach Tifarvin After Severe Rebel Attack
Moroccans near Melilla report Spanish troops relieved the besieged garrison at Tifarvin after a hard strike against rebels. The operation involved infantry, artillery, and airplanes with five thousand Spanish troops arriving to replace losses. Premier Alhucemas denies a cabinet crisis over the crisis.
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Melilla
Morocco
Associated Press
Tifarvin
London
Tifarui
Madrid
Alhucemas
Do Her Share Urged By Former Canadian Mayor
Colonel Charles M. R. Graham former mayor of London Ontario told the Central Lions Club in Chicago that America must join England in rebuilding the world or stay provincial. He said the war relied on American manpower and noted Japan offered 2,000,000 troops in 1917 if bases were granted, an offer refused after US entry.
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Chicago
Lik
America
England
Charles M. R. Graham
London
Ontario
Canada
Central Lions Club
Japan
United States
Demand for Report on Saunders Stock Sale
In Memphis Fann Aug states district court demands an accounting of class A stock sold by Piggly Wiggly Investment Co, vs Clarence Saunders. A restraining injunction seeks to prevent disposal of money or notes from the stock sale.
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Memphis
Fann
States District Court
Clarence Saunders
Piggly Iggly Investment Company
Saunders
Two Leaders Tie for First in Chess Masters
Frank J. Marshall of New York and A Kupchik of New York share the lead in the masters' tournament at Lake Hopatcong New Jersey. The event runs through April with 40 games at stake in match play.
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Lake Hopatcong
Conn
Aus
Frank J. Marshall
New York
United States
A. Kupcchik
Ted Names
Chess Congress
Eede
Ate
Comof
Mystery of floggings puzzles Macon county officials
Hu dson trio faces charges for Sunday night floggings as officials pursue clues to an organized gang. A tuberculosis patient wounded in the assaults remains in serious condition, while victims fear speaking out. A wife appeals to President Coolidge to revoke the Ku Klux Klan charter amid calls for law protection.
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G D. Tyson
International Service
Macon
Aid
Hudson
John P. Ross
International NeWa Service
Ku Klux
Kilga
Fes
Ollie Sperry
Coolidge
Indicted Fifteen Remain Anonymous in Prohibition Roundup
Savannah residents awaited the identities of fifteen individuals charged in a widespread prohibition law roundup. Court officials refused to reveal names until bonds were posted, while one case involving Joan W. Powers, president and cashier of the Pananes Bank, was noted in connection with a separate case on an alleged can opener charge.
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Savannah
International
Newe Service
Joan W. Powers
Paananes Bank
Age-Herald Pays Honor To Woman
A rose symbol marked Mrs. Hubert H. Harper's grave in Nashville after a seaplane crash killed her in Rosa Sound Florida. Her funeral was held today with a design from the Birmingham Age Herald, where her husband is a cartoonist.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hubert H. Harper
Rosa Sound
Florida
Birmingham Age- Herald
Trolley Strikers Accept Proposals In Newark
International News Service reports that representatives of 6,300 striking employees of a city trolley system accepted proposals from the railroad company. The settlement includes a 20 percent wage increase and better working conditions for one year. Municipalities affected by the dispute had been disrupted by the strike prior to the accord.
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Newark
N. J
Cinternational News Service
Cinemeet
Carty
Beca
Edison Reported Slightly Ill in Ishpeming
Fragmentary notes from Ishpeming Michigan indicate Thomas A. Edison is slightly ill and under medical observation. Mentions of Henry Ford and camp visits appear in garbled lines, with uncertain dates and details.
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Thomas A. Edison
Plane collision during maneuvers kills three near Pensacola
Two Vought Plattes collided at about 9 05 this morning during combat training about 200 feet up. Lee Mercades of the U S M C and pilot Lieutenant McFadden died instantly, Captain Hill and another flyer were injured. Thick weather and clouds hindered visibility, contributing to the crash as five planes participated in the maneuver. This follows a second accident in the area over four days amid heavy losses.
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Pensacola
Pla
International News Service
Lee
Sion
Nortis 47Th
Philadelevan
Io P
Muriel
Santa Rosa Sound
Garrett Case Heads for Hearing Monday in Va Court
Cumberland Courthouse Virginia August 22 With denial of the state's motion for change of venue the long delays in the R O Garrett slaying of Rev S B Pierce may end next Monday as a jury from Amherst County is to hear the evidence Judge B D White presiding The court likely accepts a change of venire while denying venue change requests and resumes the hearing with testimony to follow.
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Cumberland Courthouse
Pierce
Amherst County
D. “White
LF Ees
Eighty Missing After Japanese Submarine Sinking
Tokyo Aug 22. This afternoon eighty three men are missing from submarine No.70 after she listed and sank off Awajid yesterday following a trial trip. Seven victims were deck crew. five were saved including the captain, chief officer and engineer.
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Tokio
Awajid
Editor of Michigan newspaper dies in Mount Clemens
Strawat editor of the Mount Joined Day Leader died here last night in Mount Clemens Michigan. The report confirms the death of the editor at age unknown and notes his longtime role with the Mount Возможно.
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Mount Clemens
Mid
Strawat
Mount Soit
Jooluarde 0 ior ang Count Philli canta
The fragment mentions Jooluarde and Count Philli, but details are unclear. It appears to note a rating or performance tied to the names, with no verifiable event or context provided.
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Jooluarde
Phillicanta
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